in september the two days of industrial action led to 155 euro hit meantime, let's get to air france klmreaction in more negative shares down 4.8% the company expects slowing travel demand to hit sales the rest of the year after the company missed the forecast. the company saying, quote, crisis around the world adapting desires to travel. still positive up 17%. taking you to bt maintained the dividend to share. the uk's biggest broadband provider coming in with revenue at 11.5 million pounds the revenue basis points signaled the pause by removing the words act as appropriate fed chair said monetary policy is in good place but is ready to respond as the economic changes. >> moving to a more accommodative stance the funds range will be arranged we are going to be watching all factors. when elements emerge, we would respond accordingly. >> george and rosengren as both agree to keep things steady. we go to our guests. what do you make of the fed decision >> i think it is interesting that the focus is on no more cuts he said we are in a good place what the equity market will take from that is

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g. and the fans air france klm and right here and everybody else either disappears. that merges gets takenn over. partners with one or other of those big for. it's not just that aligns either with the united kingdom's thomas cook the world's oldest travel company going belly up after it couldn't p pay down its debts last month. the whole tour operator model is finished. now that we know the two operators to use google post mortem mill. was increasing the and as you have the traveling public and people under forty don't buy packages they don't go to travel agents they're not going to tour operators. as they get older. i think the tour operator mobile we continue to come under pressure. sure t that excel couldn't takak desespite an offr from a minority a close shareholder o of thirty millioin dollars. the c commerce court admininistering proceeding set the folk wasn't enough to keep accel arms of dire financial straits. meaning the company's. five hundred and seventy start with these the jobs. the u. has opened an investigation into plans by the u. s. aviation company

we're invested in air france, klm, invested in gold in brazil.consequence, what you see is this network of influence that we're having within those companies. this companies want to know what delta has learned about operational efficiency and prowess. we want to learn what it takes to win those local markets. and then over time, while we can't own them in terms of consolidation, we can have meaningful investment that we created an network of carriers that will be uniquely tied, where you have delta as the centerpiece. that's our goal. when you think of the long-term, we serve 200 million customers a year. if you look at the customers from all those carriers, you're up to over 500 million customers here. there's never been a network -- airline network. forget consolidation, that delivers that kind of value across geographies. we have an opportunity to create that. jason: do you have people knocking on your door saying why don't you come over and speckle that magic dust on me? ed: there's a lot of questions at all times. we answer every every knock